Kampot Deymeas Boutique

A truly lovely place. The staff are all so friendly, the atmosphere is relaxed and the food is great. We ate here every day we stayed in Kampot! Would definitely recommend and it's all for a great cause. Ps. Definitely order the carrot cake :)

A great cafe with an amazing concept! The staff is so nice and very attentive, food is really good and fresh and they have amazing pastry’s! I had the Panini, the Bruschetta and a Vanilla Cheesecake and everything was so good! Besides that you support their NGO with every visit. Would definitely recommend a visit at epic arts cafe when in Kampot :)

amazing food spot. we came for lunch and got the tofu korean bagel and the blt and both were delicious. all fresh ingredients and they make the bagels in house. very good value and funds education and training for children and people with disabilities in kampot. the staff were friendly and the atmosphere was nice and chilled. great spot!

A very cozy and heartwarming place in Kampot 💛 Epic Arts Café is not just a café, but a social project that provides jobs and opportunities for people with disabilities. You can truly feel the care and purpose behind everything they do. The staff are very friendly, the service is well organized (with a convenient order form), and the coffee and food are fresh and delicious. It’s especially meaningful to know that every purchase supports such an important initiative. If you’re in Kampot, definitely visit this café. It’s a place where you can enjoy great food and also make a positive difference. Highly recommended! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

We enjoyed a fantastic breakfast here this morning. I had a Mediterranean Panini and side salad which was tasty, fresh and light. Definitely one of the better breakfasts we’ve had in Kampot. Highly recommend.

Great place for authentic homemade pasta. It’s not a traditional restaurant but a small setup in someone’s home, which gives it a unique and personal atmosphere. The pasta is truly homemade (no machine), and you can taste the difference. The gnocchi were perfectly soft and delicate, and the sauce was excellent. The owner is very friendly and welcoming. A couple of things to keep in mind: portions could be a bit more generous, and the location is quite remote, so it can be difficult to get a Grab back. It’s better to have your own scooter and be independent. Also, they only accept cash.

The Italian owner (Diego) really knows how to cook. It’s super authentic freshly made pasta using an old school manual pasta machine. He cooks it right from his home so it has a nice homely feel. We went during the low season so overall the country isn’t so busy so we were always served immediately. I highly recommend coming here especially if you’ve got a long SEA trip ahead of you. Food was so good we went twice while in Kampot. Check the opening times as well so you know when to arrive!

The freshest, most delicious pasta I have ever had, having never been to Italy. The setting is a patio overlooking beautiful farm land, where all of the herbs and other ingredients are harvested directly from. Even the actual pasta is made from scratch on order!

The food is absolutely incredible, truly authentic Italian food- the definition of a hidden gem! The owner Diego from Italy is amazing and so sweet, you can taste the passion for Italian food in his cooking! Went here twice during my short stay in kampot and hope to be back again for more of the homemade pesto, gnocchi & ravioli!!

Absolute gem of a place to find, with a friendly owner/chef, in the beautiful countryside of Kampot. I’ve been in Cambodia for a couple of months and have loved the Khmer food but to have traditional homemade Italian food was an absolute treat too. I’ve seen other reviews where people have said about having to wait, but it needs to be kept in mind that the food is being prepared and cooked fresh with one person…I personally felt it was worth the wait and highly recommend you visit. Can’t wait to visit again that’s for sure!!

Nice friendly place. A bit smaller than the main one on Hwy 3. But they make up for it with extra effort. A fair selection of new phones and even larger selection of accessories all at reasonable prices.

I find seafood in Kampot cheaper and better quality than in Kep, even though Kep is famous for its crab. Many times when I bought from Kep Crab Market, the quality didn’t match the price. I prefer buying fresh seafood in Kampot, cooking it, and bringing it back—it’s a bit more hectic, but definitely worth it for the taste. There’s also a good variety of dried seafood to choose from. If you don’t mind the smell and chaos of a local fresh market, Kampot is worth it!

Perfect English. 4 floors high with elevator. Has EVERYTHING a new house needs. From fans, matrasses to tables seats couches and smoothie makers. Good prices, excellent service. Free delivery after certain amount ;)

All fresh seafood you can find in Kampot! I found best seafood at evening time and rarely have disappointment after cook 👩‍🍳 The price out there needs to be negotiated, you gotta get good deal if you know market price and better at price negotiation. 😌😌

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Stepping into the Kampot Market feels like taking a journey back in time. It is a vibrant, chaotic, and utterly charming hub that perfectly balances the needs of daily local life with the curiosity of travelers. While the architecture and the atmosphere carry a distinct "antique" and traditional feel, the energy inside is undeniable. The market is a labyrinth of commerce, selling a massive variety of products ranging from traditional fabrics and jewelry to household goods. However, the real highlight is the seafood section. The freshness is unparalleled—you can find heaps of flower crabs, squid, and river prawns, often brought in directly from the nearby coast. Whether you are hunting for the world-famous Kampot pepper, looking for a delicious local breakfast, or just want to photograph the authentic grit of a traditional Cambodian market, this is a must-visit destination. It is a

An amazing local market where you can find pretty much everything. There’s food, fresh fruit, drinks, fish, meat, seafood, clothes, jewelry, and toys. You’ll also find hair salons, key cutting services, and places that repair clothes or shoes. It’s mainly visited by locals, which gives the market a very authentic atmosphere.

bizarrely not the market itself which sells fresh fruit, fish, and local clothing, but the kiosks on the north side were the only place where we could find mangosteen (at $3-$4 per kilo) and very fresh.. Lots of other Asian fruits such as sugar apple and salak (thanks to google image search!).. Really bustling in the morning with tuk tuk and motorbikes choking the roads..

*Local market with all functions, seafood, meats, clothes, fruit…etc. *crab cost 3-4us/kg, cook fee1-3us/kg,will close around pm5.

Good market with many things to eat and buy, however, less parking spots.

Good place to find better deals and you best shit at a one places has it all kind of shopping. BTW. If you want to get good picks on food come around 5am right after most vendors are set up and to avoid food sitting out longer.

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When I come to this place it reminds me when I come to live in kampot at the first time.This night market is bring me all the best memories.I remember that I always come here with my grandma 👵 to buy fried rice.It was really delicious 🤤 I come here a lot with my friends this year.Still a good place to hang out with friends or family.Also this place is kid friendly.I came here buz my brother want to.My favorite things to do is ride the hen or chicken 🐔That looks dangerous but I’m a men so I ride it many times already😁 Recommend 👍

Lots of small shops here and there are few eateries here that offers tasty budget meals. It's at the iconic Durian roundabout. Many stalls selling cheap clothing, etc.

Small but clean and fun night market. Worth visiting

Kampot night market is charming place. it has a lot of textile shops, eateries and kid's fun area. Its mostly for local community but tourist is also purchasing items.

Beautiful and lively beach town of Cambodia. Krong Kampot has recently become the best destination for both local and foreign tourists, thanks to its rich combined attractions of ocean beaches, fruit plantations, fresh seafood, Boko mountain and various other natural attractions. Driving along street by the beach, all the way to the new beach and close to the new home of Kampot governor. Strolling around the city by walk and feel the breezy air at every corner of the town. Going to a fresh seafood restaurant. My favorite is fried rice with crab meat.😘 Riding a boat at night to see firefly along the lake. A please morning exercise along the beach. A drop by for lunch at Teuk Chhuo and a cool bathe in the natural waterfall. A ride to the mountain top of Boko. All activities here leave unforgettable memories for a lifetime. ❤️😍

Charming town with loads of French Colonial architecture. Is pretty commercial, but had a good array of restaurants and hotels. Id say worth a day or two, but maybe not more. Say yes to a pepper farm tour.

Kampot is a charming, slow-paced province in southern Cambodia, renowned for its riverside charm, and world-famous pepper. Located along the Preaek Tuek Chhu River, it serves as a gateway to Bokor National Park, offering a mix of nature, history, and culinary experiences, especially famous for its durian fruit.

🌴 Kampot Province, Cambodia Kampot is a quiet and beautiful province in southern Cambodia. It’s known for its peaceful river, green nature, and old French-style buildings. Life here is slow and relaxing — a good place to rest and enjoy simple things. You can visit the Kampot River, ride a boat, or watch the sunset by the water. Nearby, Bokor Mountain has cool weather and great views. Kampot is also famous for its pepper farms and salt fields, where you can see how local people work. The people in Kampot are friendly, the food is tasty, and the town feels safe and calm. It’s a perfect place to relax, explore, or find new inspiration.

The Duran roundabout is nice if u look from far away.But if u get in close you can see the water get dirty and turn to green.

I absolutely love this space, the soulful art, the romantic music, the atmosphere. The service and meaningful conversations with the kind lady who created this gem of a place, feels that is from depth of her heart. A place where made me forget all the worries outside my head and made me remember who I am and fed my soul with colorful walls 💗 អរគុណច្រើន

Delicious traditional Khmer food! Lovely friendly owner too, and was such fun to paint our names on the mural wall. Food took a little while to come out, and our group received meals at different times, but nice to know it’s all cooked fresh.

The restaurant itself has a great location and a nice atmosphere. The food was excellent, including the prices were so affordable. Btw, the drinks good and strong. The owner was so friendly. Highly recommended if you find yourself in Kampot.

Attractive restaurant on quiet street run by Swisx guy and his Cambodian girlfriend. Only 2 other people there. 30 min wait for veg curry and veg with noodles. Had to ask for glasses for drinks and condiments. Food OK.

Very nice and new place to eat! The owner is very friendly and speaks English. She forgot part of our order but she quickly made that up to us. The portions are very decent, especially considering the prices. We can recommend the granola with yoghurt & fruit and the pancake with banana. Both very tasty! They also have toast, other breads, eggs, rice, noodles, and more.

I had a traditional Khmer massage with Leak, and it was absolutely amazing! 🙌 It was done without oil, which made it a completely different and unique experience. Leak is an excellent therapist, and I felt so cared for throughout the session. Highly recommend!

My husband and I got a foot & leg massage — it was amazing! You guys have magic hands 🙌🏼 The complementary tea was a lovely touch, and the staff were so friendly. Thanks again! 💆🏻‍♀️🫖

I don’t understand why this place has such good reviews. The place is rundown, the airco has not been cleaned in years, as we both had a cold after the experience. And I usually do not want to say a bad thing about Khmer staff, and I won’t now, but there is massage skill and there is Bali. both are opposites. Do clean up your act before more clients will start writing bad reviews.

Looking for the perfect 4hand massage? This is it. I have tried many places, not only in Cambodia. Seldom is it well synchronized but it is here! At a very affordable price. Highly, highly recommend. Dilan + Sopheak, I will be back tomorrow ;) Lucky me!

I went in with pain in my shoulder and neck, left with pain in my shoulder and neck still. Went for the neck shoulder back massage, thinking it would resolve the problem. It did not. If you're looking for a back rub and not back neck and shoulder massage, this is the place for you. Yes there is a language barrier but even showing the area visually and saying harder did not seem to help. The use of oil is an additional price as well. So paid $22 for nothing. The room was cold as well. I didn't think I'd pay for someone to do the exact 3 same, no pressure movements for 90 minutes work. Would not recommended.